i would def try to flush with water before you start cutting her but if it is hard you may have no choice.good luck
Update 5-18 eyePHOTO of nasty closed/ swollen- white peahens eye~ HELP
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Well we have reached the consensus that something needs to be done soon
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thanks everyone.. so this then isnt from a respitory problem.. and just antibiotics..ayaya
thanks.. I cant do anything right now.. its been storming like mad the last two hours.. and I need someone to help me..
so I will let you all know.... more tommorrow..thank you all!! soooooooooooooo much
thanks.. I cant do anything right now.. its been storming like mad the last two hours.. and I need someone to help me..
so I will let you all know.... more tommorrow..thank you all!! soooooooooooooo much
wannabchick
Your hen has a sinus infection you need to give her some antibotics tylan 200 or Baytril if the swollen area is still soft the antibotics should take care of it if it is hard it will have to be cut out. I will pm you a link to show how to do it.
Doug
Your hen has a sinus infection you need to give her some antibotics tylan 200 or Baytril if the swollen area is still soft the antibotics should take care of it if it is hard it will have to be cut out. I will pm you a link to show how to do it.
Doug
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Excellent advice!!!! The infection will get hard if present too long and not be able to be absorbed or discharged. Until then you don't need to cut them open.
Excellent advice!!!! The infection will get hard if present too long and not be able to be absorbed or discharged. Until then you don't need to cut them open.
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Excellent advice!!!! The infection will get hard if present too long and not be able to be absorbed or discharged. Until then you don't need to cut them open.
That is what I have been saying. We had this happen to our black Shoulder peahen last year. Get it out before it solidifies
Excellent advice!!!! The infection will get hard if present too long and not be able to be absorbed or discharged. Until then you don't need to cut them open.
That is what I have been saying. We had this happen to our black Shoulder peahen last year. Get it out before it solidifies
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so what I have been doing since yesterday.. is 3 cc tylan 50 injected into a peice of bread.. she gobbles down the peice of bread.. so I know she is getting into her system.. but no change..
we shall see how it looks tommorrow after another dose
thanks everyone
we shall see how it looks tommorrow after another dose
thanks everyone
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Excellent advice!!!! The infection will get hard if present too long and not be able to be absorbed or discharged. Until then you don't need to cut them open.
That is what I have been saying. We had this happen to our black Shoulder peahen last year. Get it out before it solidifies
What was really said was as long as it is soft you don't need to cut it out!! The antibiotics will cure and the bird absorb the infection. If it hardens then you need to cut it out. It may take several days to see progress on the eye. Also still clean the eye of pus that is drying on the outside. Use a warm wet cloth. Make sure the nasal passages are not clogged either.
Excellent advice!!!! The infection will get hard if present too long and not be able to be absorbed or discharged. Until then you don't need to cut them open.
That is what I have been saying. We had this happen to our black Shoulder peahen last year. Get it out before it solidifies
What was really said was as long as it is soft you don't need to cut it out!! The antibiotics will cure and the bird absorb the infection. If it hardens then you need to cut it out. It may take several days to see progress on the eye. Also still clean the eye of pus that is drying on the outside. Use a warm wet cloth. Make sure the nasal passages are not clogged either.
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That is what I have been saying. We had this happen to our black Shoulder peahen last year. Get it out before it solidifies
What was really said was as long as it is soft you don't need to cut it out!! The antibiotics will cure and the bird absorb the infection. If it hardens then you need to cut it out. It may take several days to see progress on the eye. Also still clean the eye of pus that is drying on the outside. Use a warm wet cloth. Make sure the nasal passages are not clogged either.
You mean I still have to go in and get her..ayaya
Okay ..gotta round up someone to help then..
Should I wash the eye and then put the terrmycian on it I got today?
Thank u
That is what I have been saying. We had this happen to our black Shoulder peahen last year. Get it out before it solidifies
What was really said was as long as it is soft you don't need to cut it out!! The antibiotics will cure and the bird absorb the infection. If it hardens then you need to cut it out. It may take several days to see progress on the eye. Also still clean the eye of pus that is drying on the outside. Use a warm wet cloth. Make sure the nasal passages are not clogged either.
You mean I still have to go in and get her..ayaya
Okay ..gotta round up someone to help then..
Should I wash the eye and then put the terrmycian on it I got today?
Thank u
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